The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

Marshes should always b kept -
! stone or earthen jar. Or In tin.
Onions may 30 prepared without
,he usual accompaniment Of tears oy
peeling them with tho hands under
water.
Never. never. never punish or In
a;ct main on 4 child because yor are
angry al what IL has done. unless you
really desire 10 assault Our Father
who art in Heaven. - R0meroy's Ad-
rance Thought.
Pine manure for crops Il more val
,able than coarse. Hens can break up
manure better perhaps than any Of the
machines invented for the purpose.
scatter some wheat over the pile and
turn them on.-Sk Louis Republican,
How 10 prevent stone from decay
Ing: The decay Of stone. either ~
bindings or monuments. may be ar
rested BY heating and treating with
parafIinc mixed with little creosote'
A common "paint burner may De
used TO heat the stone.
Cement floors are not rat proof
unless pounded glass be mixed with
the cement before the laying Of the
door. The ordinary glass Stag from
class factories Is excellent for the pur-
pose. and will cost but little. as Il i
usually thrown away as refuse. - IN
dianap0lis Sentinel.
The practice Of mixing the morn
lng's and nights milk Is detrimental
as it often causes rapid change II
would be better, II not too imprac-
ticablc, to keep each cows milk sep
arate, but, as this il laborious. the
milk Of one milking should at least be
kept from that Of another.
DR.. Burner writes to the Drug
Nescs that IL vines be watered with q
decoction Of bitter plants. such al
wormwood. worms will be unable e
live upon them. The use Of quassis
wood. he says, kills al insects ant
worms In Smyrna, where quassis
trees grow, no birds live in them. and
neither insects nor worms are found q
their roots. The method is neither ex
pensive nor laborious.
-Delmonico pudding. Three table
spoonfuls corn starch. one quart boil
Ing milk, three eggs. whites and yelk
separated; mix yelks with corn starch
and add the milk gradually; let il boil
Beat whites to stir froth, add TO It on
tablespoon heaping full Of white sugar
Put corn starch while hot in a pudding
dish. cover with frosting and set i
the oven to brown. To be eaten col
with sweetened cream. lis delicious
Toledo Blade.
Our orchards generally produc
full crops only every other year. Thi
is because the full crop Of one year $
exhausts the fruit producing qualitie
Of the soil that il is not able to pre-
ducc full crop the next year. Civ
It good supply Of the proper kind .
manure and thus made up for the los
Of the producing qualities Of tn
soil and you may expect good crop
every year provided you treat you
trees properly in other respects. -Ls
didndpolis Sentinel.
Salmon Croquettes--Boil one-hal
pint Of milk. thickcn il with table
spoonful Of -four and let il bccom
cold. Mince the meat Of . one-poun
can Of salmon. or one pound Of fires
salmon; when very fine add a cal
spoonful Of white pepper. Mciste
the salmon. mince with the thickene
milk and work the whole to = past'
add very little Of the bread crumbs
too thin. let it become amalgamate
over the range and place It in the ic'
box until wanted; then shape II I'M
neat rolls or cones. dip them in eg
and crumbs and fry in plenty Of b